Ice Breakers Dance Studio was founded in 2008 by Deborah Wynne. the group consists of children from as young as 6 years old to older teenagers up to 16 years old. numbers are forever increasing and new members are always welcome.

Everything Goes Pop is their first major performance and will incorporate singing, dancing, and performances from other acts such as.....R.A.P.A (Reynolds Academy of Performing Arts), Dawn Martin, Alex Martin, Maureen Kelly, Kodie McEnaney, Aine Gorham and the evening will be presented by Paudie Breen.

We would like to invite both young and old to join us in this fantastic evening of entertainment.

Filled with love, The Marriage of Figaro tackles that deepest of human emotions with the lightest of comic touches. Directed by Annilese Miskimmon, Figaro bubbles joyously with Mozart’s enthusiasm for life.

While charming melodies and gorgeous harmonies ripple across the surface, dark undercurrents of sexual tension and class resentment swirl beneath. The predatory Count Almaviva, bored with married life, has cast his aristocratic eye upon his wife’s servant, the enchanting Susanna, who is about to marry the Count’s factotum Figaro.

Sit back and observe the ensuing comical chaos as mistaken identities, cross-dressing, jilted lovers and vengeful suitors are added to the mix.

Opera Theatre Company’s captivating production of Mozart’s comic masterpiece celebrates twenty-four years of touring of opera throughout Ireland.

Sung in English, with the glorious score conducted by Fergus Sheil and performed by OTC’s touring ensemble, The Marriage of Figaro will delight the seasoned fan and first time opera-goer alike.

“A terrific night’s entertainment ... this company is driven by ideas, takes risks, and always a fresh and interesting approach.”
Sunday Business Post

Following the success of last year’s inaugural festival An Táin Theatre is delighted to be presenting the second ‘Pebbles Children’s Festival’

The Festival will include Storytelling, puppet shows, theatre shows and workshops for children of all ages.

Further details of the Festival will be announced shortly.

This year’s show promises to be an exciting adventure that will take our audience through a series of amazing stories. ‘The road to success’ is about a girls dream to make it in showbiz! This unique story scripted by Miss Kieran is a fun life lesson with a little love twist. ‘Hotel catastrophe’ will make you laugh and ‘between two minds’ will make you think! The schools inter-mediates & juniors will take us on a magical adventure through some well known favourites.

For more information check out the schools website:
www.geraldinesschoolofspeechanddrama.com

Eamon Morrissey’s relationship with The Brother began when his solo show opened in the Peacock Theatre thirty-five years ago. The hilarious writing of Myles na Gopaleen and the comic talents of Eamon Morrissey combine to provide a piece of entertainment that has endured through the years.

If you want to learn at source about the atomic dangers of bicycles, and to understand why ‘a pint of plain is your only man’, then treat yourself to The Brother.

Ripe for a revival in these stringent times this fresh look at The Brother was premiered in Spring 2009, and has, in spite of the penury of the masses, been playing to gatherings of raucous and enthusiastic rabble around the country.